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A community garden project is feeding Hispanic families in Russell County while teaching them to grow a garden and to safely can and freeze the food. .

 A co-grazing study with goats and beef cattle in Breathitt County will be one of the topics at this year’s Robinson Station All Commodity Field Day in September.

This month, find out how to stretch your food dollar as we go grocery shopping and search for the best buys.

Preview the Sept. 25 Robinson Station Field Day with Robinson Station Superintendent and UK Extension Agronomist David Ditsch.

Painted quilt boards dot the landscape around Kentucky and there is a new one with a bit of a twist.  Boone County 4-Hers are responsible for the first Kentucky 4-H quilt board.

It was called the Amazing Race, just like the popular television show.  The stakes were different, but they were still significant to the contestants.

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